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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1916)
VOL. XX ................ ............... «................ ! Possibly About You ; i t »- • - • .•«•- ♦ - •«••»-•-♦•♦■• • Special attention given to teachers orders of Xmas candy J 8 St SC K ». I.1NX COI XTY. Miss (¡race Davis of Salem was a Thanksgiving visitor here at the home of Dr and Mrs E il Hobson. THURSDAY, V<>1 ft ' IKIlTfON I X I H.l > on the U»I1- In th«1 (pArv )»■• low to tho*o who pay promptly in advanrr thr mil“» rtptv.n j>rt ■•• ta il '•> Onrwi Drvrlnpmrnt N.-w« in I inr of twr year Th»- price ia St.?5 if paid lr><tu«lrir«. Payroll«, and Product« itiinn,' \.-ar 11< pv < r 1« <>t ••■nt to •ulw.Tibor» who arr mor* than nnr of Labor and Folrrprior. year in arreara. Ort »gon News Notes Belfast linen manufacturer says flax raising is ideal industry for (»reg >n. J I) Densmore will leave here Sunday with a car’oad of dairy cows for Montana points. When renewing your subscrip tion to the News, don’t forget to remind us of the big magazine offer. ■ " o ------ — OREGON. Port and William Cornfoot has contracts for construction of two steel steamers ot ¡LtdO tons capncty sec ire I through A <• Anderson X- (’<>. SIlOiTING NTH < IIRISTMAS FOURTEEN Chicken Pie Supper Mr and Mrs .Jefferson Myers of Portland spent Thanksgiving here at the* home of the former’s A chick-n pie supper will be brother, E D Myers. given by the la lies of Scio in the domestic science room of the We make a specialty of school building tomorrow, Fri Friendship, Engagement and day. evening from 5:3‘) to 7:31 Wadding rings F M French & p m. half of the proceeds to go Son, Jewelers and Engravers, to help build the play shed on the Albany. school ground- and half for the benefit of the piano at the Fed Mr and Mrs Ralph (»ill of Port erated church. In addition to land and Dr John (¡ill and family the pie. all the ’‘fixings” that go of Lebanon spent Thanksgiving along with a good me; I will also here at the home of their parents. be very much inevi fence and if Mr and Mrs M C Gill. that is not sufficient inducement, t he Scio Orche -tri w Hl disc >urse Jim Ferrell of Salem who was sweet '.trams toaid digestion dur summoned as a witness before the grand jury came over from ing the course of the meal. The Albany Thursday and visited price has been put within the with his friends Dean and Rolla reach of all, 25c to e ther large or small appetites. Come out Morris. and tickle your palate arid help The grand jury* last week re in a good cause. turned a not true bill agains A E Edwards, accused of setting fire Look Out! to his dwelling in Scio. A not true bill was also returned in the Something is goiug to happen. case nf Frank Dobrkovsky, ac Fred T Bilyeu and N I Morrison cused of starving and beating his are going to give all school family, children and owners of Ford BRACELET WATCHES nevtt cars, who bojght them of Mr were so popular with the ladi«* Bilyeu, ard their families, or as they are at the present. We any on? leaving their order with are showing a large variety < f Mr Bilyeu on or before Decem styles and have some attractive ber 23, a free ticket to an edu bargains. Come and see our cational moving pict ire show on wonderful display of Christmas Saturday, December 23. School gifts.-F M French & Son. Jew children will only be required to elers and Engravers, Albany. call at Morrison’s Hardware “ Store and get a ticket. The af- J" Turner, formerly of (,.ri l»we & Turner, the wed ,.K<.|llslv,.|y for ut of town peo- known eye specialist of Portland p|e an(J the eveninR for peopk will be in Scio again Thursday. of Scio and those living close in. December 14, at Hotel Scio, O(hfcr9t or grown ups, will be Headaches relieved, cross eyes reqUjre(j to make lome kind of a straightened, satisfaction guar- purcha«e at Morrison’s hardware anteed. \ou could not make a 8t(jre and at the Hame tirn„ get a more appropnate Christmas discount of 1« per cent on all present than to have your fath- pufcnaae. of $1.00 or over from er s. mother s. sister s or broth- | m> r„uu|ar r.,tail priceJ, C(,me er s eyes exammed by a special- , in early and pick (nJt your rt>ck. 1st of experience and standing (,r anylhinR vou may and if needed, present them ne,.d for Christmas, and place wuh an up to date pa>r of glasses i your o dt}M ,..ir|y S(, ran have which will be durable and last- th..m here for you on that date, mg and at the same time pre- Remernberi everything except serve their eyesight, which b nai|a. wire and wire goods will the most precious sense they w,|d at 10 per cent off for cash, have. Dr Turner makes no A„ pavinR their account9 on charge for consultation or ex- that date wj|| receive a ticket. amination and most posit i vely ^ow will be continuous in will not recommend glasm a if thc afternoon after j p. m. they are not needed. You can • order them and have them de- Coming in a short time A livered at Christmas time if de* comedy-drama for the bet » tit of sired. Consult him. Don’t for- the play shed. Watch for date get the date. , and particulars. Why should not institutions of higher learning supplement the course in political economy with one in rigid economy? Exchange Booth-Kelly C> lets f. 7;. mh », i » hi f.-t log. contract School board lets contract f r -26.000 school at Paisiey, Reports say Newport will have sardine cannery. Heavier loading of equipment to relieve the freight car shortage is urged as one of the m >st eff«*?- live methods of relief by (¡eneral \g--nt .1 W M •<'Ivmonds of the Pacific Fruit Express Company. Fix the state constitution so it will notb-alov tube played with oy people w ho have pretty id« »• and want to see how they would work. Oregon City contribute; - s . immi towards building $16.(XX) armory. Banker rents 3 sections land in Umatilla county at $11 an acre. Union Pacific lines in Oregon granting wage increases. WorK on (' liif »n.ia, Oregon and Eastern to start early in spring. Cottage Grove Leader The initiative can no longer be used to put over hatmful measures of any kind. To the newspapers belongs the larger part of the credit for waking the voters up to the necessity of voting upon the amendments and voting intel- .igently. The election is over and the people feel relieved. Iney hop- that the successful politician« in either party will make it their business to encourage industry und the investment of capital. - Ex. Coquille -Oregon Power Co to build power line from Marshfield to cost $16,000, Hides that sold in Chicago in September for 22 cents now sell for 32 cts, Ashland voted down two char ter amendments increasing taxes. Burna to Crane railroad to be buiit by local company. Standard Oil Co will build ser vice station at Redmond, Oregon City taxpayers cut the budget down to the income of 1917. Blackley to erect a large union grade school. I^urelhurst to have $40,000 club house, It will take something besides ’’industrial center” r»-al estate deals to establish industries in Oregon. There must be n let-up in laws that cripple industries. Congress will soon have an other chance to enact workable legislation for the development DECEMBER r.'b.. Hello Bill! NO. 21 I hill Girls Eellow. This is the subject of an in structive ami humorous lecture (hat will he deliver, d tomorrow-, Fridav. evei ing at 7:3<i o’c'ock ut the school auditorium, by George Harr Lon Ferae, l he spi-aker ccmes highly recommen ded and has scores of letters from prominent educators, who >p<-ak in the high»- t terms of his ¡lecture. The adr.ii-.sion will be C. E. Benefit 15- and 25c and half of the pro ceeds wdl go to help (mild th« There will be a musical pro play s) ed on the sci.oo! grouruls. gram at the Federated church on In addition to the lecture, the Wednesday evening, December Sci<> orchestra will be on bund 13, for tl •• benefit of the Young and render several selections. People’s C E Society. Proceeds to go toward the new piano l..te- ly purehu • I for the church. A ( ily OHicers Chosen general admission of 15c win be charged, i otne out and Ipend The city el« cti»m Inst Monday an enjoy able evening and help a passed off very q'ii« tlx here, the worthy cause. following being elected to fill Next Thurs lay evening, Dec. 1 I. the Re t kah Lodge under the direction of Jack Waltemeyer will put on a screaming farce <• niedy at the I’eop'«•» Theatre, under (he above title. A big dance after th«« show at the Wisely hall. Watch for hand bills. the various oflire»; Mayor, I-’ T Thayer; Recorder, Attention I ord J S Sticha; Treasurer, Koj V Owners Shelton; Mar ’ d, \\ A (‘ro.-s; (’o.ir I’-.lmeri. W E Arnold. F T On the afternoon and evening Bilyeu, \\ J Chromy, R M Cam. of | ►••<•» »-H-« r 23. pill» there will J F Oupor, J M L.ndley und N 1 lie a FREE picture show at the .Morrison. People’s I’lieatre. Five or six reels in ail. Three reels will Leap Year D.tnce • how the manufa- tore of F rd autos at the D< truit, Michigan, fn< tory. and we will also show A dance, which will he in one Ford weekly, b sides two charge of the Indies, will be reels furnished by N I Morrison, given by the Z (’ B J and T J S all of which will be interesting lodges, at the Richardson Gap and along an educational line. hall, Saturday evening, D ¡•«•in Don’t fail to see this free show. lier 16. Good floor, good music, Ail those who have bought and «upper ut midnight. Ad cars from Fr< I T Bilyeu will be mission; ladies 5(>c, giuits 25c. furnished with a t’cket. Those Everybody come and have a who b iqght cars in 1915 and good time. prior to that date, lo»k uu your motor number and bring it in. 1000 pounds Xmas candy just For further particulars see ad in arrived at Sticha'a. another column of this issue. Show given by Fred T Bilyeu H S Johnzton wont to Albany and N I Morrison. on businesa Monuay, returning Tuesday, In the ad of Densmore-Wade —• «Jh —— last week the word furnish was Mrs F T Bilyeu visited nt Mon« used instead of finish. The par mouth a tew days last w«-eK with agraph in question should have Miss Mamie Jackson. read,"You finish the hogs and we ♦ will do the rest. ” Miss Dully Daley came over from Iwbanon to cat Thanks of our waterpowers. It is to be giving dinner al the home of h» r hop»-<i another two years will not parents. Mr and Mrs Ed Daley. be wasted trying to pass a law permitting development of this LA VALLIERS and neck great industry, chums command the attention of Milldale will get a flouring mill all well dressed ladies. Our of 25-barrel a day capacity. stock never was so complete for First piling driven on million the holiday trade as it is just dollar postoffii-e at Portland. now. We have solid gobi ones F M French X- Dallas has reduced tax levy 1.1 from $3.0) up mills below last year. Son, Jewelers and Engravers, Monroe, Wis, timber company Albany. to build logging road on Siuslaw. Services both morning and McMinnville product firms are ••vening at the Federated church promoting fruit cannery, next Sunday, Subject for the Sheridan backing movement ♦•veniug service, “The Young for $.’#•,(MX) hard surface road. Man.” There will be special Albany Democrat tells of music at this service. growth of peppermint raising in Linn county and describes this Delbert Ixing. Kenneth White new industry for farmers of val and Victor Lyon went to Cutval- ley as becoming very profitable. hs last Friday as delegates from Article also says that Albany is here to the Boys Conference of likely to become peppermint thc Y M C A, which conven«*d center of the world. there Friday, Saturday and Sun Oregon speak« rship fight raises day. There were over 300 boys issue of tax reduction and more in attendance and a fine time is factories. ’reported by thc Scio dek-gatiun.
